DeSoto County Lawyer Helping Custodial Parents Relocate With Their Child
Established attorney helps families resolve disputes about moving in Mississippi
Child custody is one of the most difficult issues a parent faces during divorce. In many cases, joint custody is awarded. This can be a great solution in the short term, but problems can arise when one parent needs to move out of the area. The Waldrop Firm, P.C. is dedicated to protecting your rights to raise your child in a healthy, thriving environment. I represent parents in DeSoto County who are seeking permission from a court to move their children.
Reliable counsel helps you avoid legal problems
Each state has its own rules determining the process for moving a child when parents share custody. In some states, a petition must be filed before the move. In other jurisdictions, a court must be notified after the move. No matter where you live, the issue that is most likely to arise is opposition from the child’s other parent. Children are best served when they can have contact with both parents, but this isn’t always possible. I work hard to demonstrate why your move is necessary and in the child’s best interests. Common reasons why custodial parents move include:
- New career opportunities
- Loss of a job
- Medical care for you or your child
- Caring for a parent or relative in another state
- Marriage or a serious relationship
It is unrealistic for a court or your child’s other parent to expect you to stay in the same place forever. I strive for an optimal resolution in your relocation case.
Custody issues for military service members
Many military parents will need to move repeatedly and leave for months or years at a time on deployments. This can create a host of issues. As a family law attorney, I am proud to help these parents clear up issues associated with moving and to help them regain custody of their children after returning from deployment.
Contact an experienced and reputable family law attorney in DeSoto County, Mississippi
Call The Waldrop Firm, P.C. at 901-567-8341 or contact me online to schedule a consultation with a family law attorney.
